Taverns Win Right to Stay Open to 1 A.M. in Indiana
Indiana taverns won a court ruling allowing 1 a.m. closing during summer months after a judge blocked midnight closes. The order, sought by two Indianapolis supper clubs, may apply statewide as the case proceeds to a June 18 hearing on making the restraint permanent.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Taverns
John M. Ryan
Marion County Superior
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
LaRue’s
Brotley's Village Inn
Edwin K. Steers
Steers
Attorney General's Office
School Leader Sought After Dispute Leads To Resignation
In Posey Township Indiana the school board sought a superintendent after Supt John E Jenkins offered resignation pending his successor s hiring amid a feud The dispute centered on hours and a 1945 liquor law and may reach the Indiana Supreme Court for a ruling while a Fish Harvest note follows in New Orleans reporting more men are caught on the south Atlantic and Gulf coasts than other fin fishes combined per the U S Fish and Wildlife Service
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Vevay
Ind
Patriot- Posey Township
John E. Jenkins
Jenkins
New Orleans
South Atlantic
Gulf
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Chrysler Union Near Equipment Move Sparks Showdown in Detroit
Chrysler moves to shift equipment between plants triggering Local 212 demands for union authority to strike. The 23,000 strong Detroit stamping division protests job security fears after management says equipment moves are rights. A millwright suspension and a plant walkout followed. Plymouth plant shuts downs 3150 workers. 800 walkout at Outer Driver plant. strikes idle over 40,000 workers nationwide. Local 212 instructs members not to move equipment until Twinsburg transfers are resolved. Chrysler says Twinsburg deal protects displaced Detroit workers. In Indianapolis gasoline price war erupts with cuts up to 10 cents at independents and chains.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
International Union
Chrysler
9 Mile Road
Plymouth Assembly
Ship
Twinsburg
Ohio
Ers
Boys Earn Speech Honors in City Contests
The WCTU speech contests held Sunday in the west and east sections of the city honored several youths. Warren Jones won the First EUB Church event with The Hand of God, joining contestants Mary Dawn Boyd and others. Nathan Martin won the Park Place WCTU silver medal contest at Fairfax Nazarene Church with Dare To Be Different, joined by Joy Ford and more. Two more contests are planned for May 19 at Nobles Street Methodist and Arrow Heights Church of God. Coin output notes that over 32 million coins have been produced since the mint system began 160 years ago.
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WCTU
Youth Temperance Council
EUB
Warren Jones
R. W. Jones
Fairview St
Mary Dawn Boyd
Sharon Fouse
Pamela Caldwell
David Lehr
Barbara Hummel
Park Place
Fairfax Nazarene
Nathan Martin
Nathan C. Martin
Dewey St
Joy
Washington
The
United States
Federal Mint
League sues to void Jenkins contract and recoup funds
The league filed in Switzerland County Circuit Court to void Jenkins contract and a separate suit seeks a $4000 refund representing the gap between a superintendent salary and a teacher’s. The league asked the State Board of Accounts to audit all school funds. An inspection was ordered after Wilbur Young, Indiana state superintendent, presided over a meeting in Indianapolis and warned officials to get their house in order.
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Jenkins
League
Switzerland County
State Board of Accounts
Indianapolis
Wilbur Young
Scholarships Awarded To Madison County Students
Bloomington IU scholarships total 616 chosen for high class standing or exams. Reese M. Williams announces local area names and awards including special and university remissions and merit licenses for Anderson Elwood Pendleton students.
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Bloomington
Indiana University
Reese M. Williams
Anderson
Alice Fishback
W. 12Th St
Jayne Swinford
University
Barbara R. Williams
Park Road
Merit
Elwood
Barbara Neeley
LaVerne Noyes
Pendleton
Rebecca Manship
Joseph Swain
War Mothers Carnation Sale Starts This Friday in Anderson
The Anderson Chapter of American War Mothers will hold its annual two day carnation sale in downtown Anderson this Friday and Saturday. The simulated flowers are made by disabled veterans and their families. Proceeds support rehabilitation and aid for service men and their families. The War Mothers, oldest organization of this type, also organizes Christmas parcels for overseas servicemen and parties for Marion Veterans Hospital patients.
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Anderson Chapter of
American War Mothers
Anderaon
War Mothers
Marion Veterans Hospital
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Citizens League
Union
Ee Indianapolis
Hades Majali
Jordan
Hussein
Tom Little
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessean
Anderson Banking Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Telephone
Madison County
American Motors
ABC
Salling
Jackson
Bulletin-Herald
New York
Super Shell
Shell
Shell Research
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